Amarandos Cove Skopelos
Tucked away on the island’s southwest coast, this intimate cove is framed by dense pine trees that lean dramatically over sculpted rocks and sparkling clear, turquoise water. The light shifts beautifully throughout the day, turning the sea from soft aquamarine in the morning to deep sapphire in the late afternoon, making it a dream location for anyone who loves photography, quiet exploration, or simply being surrounded by nature at its most expressive.
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A dream-like destination
Discover Skiathos and the nearby islands from the beauty of its crystal waters. Whether you’re dreaming of a romantic escape for two, a fun day with friends, or a relaxed family adventure, we can personalise it for you!
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The iconic pair of pine-covered rocky islets just offshore creates one of the most recognisable views on Skopelos. A view so beautifully striking that it feels almost unreal when you see it in person!
Swim in The Nature
The water here is exceptionally clear and calm, and close to the rocks, which are excellent for snorkeling and swimming close to the rocks, where you can see small fish and underwater rock formations.
Featured in Mamma Mia!
Standing on the rocks and looking out toward the pine-topped islets, the area around Amarandos was one of the filming locations for the movie Mamma Mia!, which used the cove’s dramatic landscape as a backdrop in several scenes.